OldMedUser
Formerly Known as LabRat
High Rocky. That's not a nice Xmas present at all. I looks to me like symptoms of over-watering. Have you tried misting the leaves especially the undersides? A lack of oxygen in the root zone after the flushing and stuff you've been doing with them can cause the plant to give it's water to the soil and cause a dramatic change like you're experiencing. I would mist them down good and turn off the lights for a few hours, fan too, then see how they look. If they perk up leave off the watering until the soil has dried right out, misting enough to keep them perky, then just a light watering until they're looking their old selves.
Either that or real low humidity/high temps that can cause the plant to transpire more water than it can draw in through it's roots. There again, misting will help them over this rough patch. Don't panic yet. I'll tell you when it's time to panic and it's not now. :0)
They're tougher than you think. So relax and have a hit.
Either that or real low humidity/high temps that can cause the plant to transpire more water than it can draw in through it's roots. There again, misting will help them over this rough patch. Don't panic yet. I'll tell you when it's time to panic and it's not now. :0)
They're tougher than you think. So relax and have a hit.